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The Official Advanced Airborne School Jumpmaster Written Exam Study Guide With Correct Answers.

What are the JM team qualifications? - Graduate of an authorized JM course Must be a Sergeant or above to perform duties as the PJ, AJ, or Safety Must Safety twice before performing duties as AJ Must Safety twice and AJ twice before performing duties as PJ, regardless of rank or rating What are the JM currency requirements? - Baseline: Must safety twice (first) and assist once, within 180 days Novice rated JM must perform duties as PJ or AJ once every 180 days to remain current Advanced r...

The Official Advanced Airborne School Jumpmaster Written Exam Study Guide 2023/2024

ADEPT Option 1 can be defined as? - One stick on one door during one pass ADEPT Option 2 can be defined as? - One stick on one door immediately followed by the other door Mass exit is defined as? - Parachutists exit both doors at the same time What does the acronym CARP stand for? - Computed air release point The planning (training) jump altitude for a T-11 parachute is? - 1000 feet The planning altitude for a heavy equipment drop on a CARP DZ is? - 1100 feet What is the minimu...

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The Official Advanced Airborne School Jumpmaster Written Exam Study Guide 2023/2024

The Official Advanced Airborne School Jumpmaster Written Exam Study Guide 2023/2024

(T/F) You must be SGT or above to perform duties as the Primary Jumpmaster, Assistant Jumpmaster, or Safety. - True (T/F) A corporal in the Marine Corps is not authorized to perform Jumpmaster duties. - False, E-4 and above in Marine Corps and Air Force may perform Jumpmaster duties Jumpmasters must perform the duties of the Safety _____ before performing the duties as the Assistant Jumpmaster. - Twice Jumpmasters must perform the duties of the Safety ____ and Assistant Jumpmaster _____ be...

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Performance 1 - The first point of performance is PROPER EXIT, CHECK BODY POSITION, AND COUNT. "JUMPERS HIT IT." Upon exiting the aircraft, snap into a good tight body position. Keep your eyes open, chin on your chest, elbows tight into your sides, hands on the end of the reserve, with your fingers spread. Bend forward at the waist keeping your feet and knees together, knees locked to the rear, and count to 6000, (when jumping MC-6 count to 4000)